Goal 1: Educate and enable America's youth
to reject illegal drugs as well as alcohol and tobacco.
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Objective 1:
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Educate parents and
other care givers, teachers, coaches, clergy, health professionals, and
business and community leaders to help youth reject illegal drugs and
underage alcohol and tobacco use.
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Objective 2:
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Pursue a vigorous
advertising and public communications program dealing with the dangers of
illegal drugs, alcohol, and tobacco use by youth.
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Objective 3:
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Promote zero tolerance policies for youth
regarding the use of illegal drugs, alcohol, and tobacco within the family,
school, workplace, and community.
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Objective 4:
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Provide students in grades K-12 with alcohol,
tobacco, and drug prevention programs and policies that are research based.
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Objective 5:
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Support parents and adult
mentors in encouraging youth to engage in positive, healthy lifestyles and
modeling behavior to be emulated by young people.
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Objective 6:
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Encourage and assist the development of
community coalitions and programs in preventing drug abuse and underage
alcohol and tobacco use.
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Objective 7:
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Create partnerships with the media,
entertainment industry, and professional sports organizations to avoid the
glamorization, condoning, or normalization of illegal drugs and the use of
alcohol and tobacco by youth.
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Objective 8:
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Develop and implement a set of research-based
principles upon which prevention programming can be based.
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Objective 9:
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Support and highlight research, including the
development of scientific information, to inform drug, alcohol, and tobacco
prevention programs targeting young Americans.
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Goal 2: Increase the safety of America's
citizens by substantially reducing drug-related crime and violence.
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Objective 1:
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Strengthen law
enforcement – including federal, state, and local drug task forces – to
combat drug-related violence, disrupt criminal organizations, and arrest and
prosecute the leaders of illegal drug syndicates.
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Improve the ability of High Intensity Drug
Trafficking Areas (HIDTAs) to counter drug trafficking.
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Objective 3:
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Help law enforcement to disrupt money
laundering and seize and forfeit criminal assets.
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Objective 4:
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Break the cycle of drug abuse and crime.
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Objective 5:
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Support and highlight research, including the
development of scientific information and data, to inform law enforcement,
prosecution, incarceration, and treatment of offenders involved with illegal
drugs.
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Goal 3: Reduce health and social costs to the
public of illegal drug use.
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Objective 1:
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Support and promote effective, efficient, and
accessible drug treatment, ensuring the development of a system that is
responsive to emerging trends in drug abuse.
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Objective 2:
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Reduce drug-related health problems, with an
emphasis on infectious diseases.
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Objective 3:
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Promote national adoption of drug-free
workplace programs that emphasize a comprehensive program that includes: drug
testing, education, prevention, and intervention.
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Objective 4:
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Support and promote the education, training,
and credentialing of professionals who work with substance abusers.
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Objective 5:
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Support and promote the education, training,
and credentialing of professionals who work with substance abusers.
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Objective 6:
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Support and highlight research and
technology, including the acquisition and analysis of scientific data, to
reduce the health and social costs of illegal drug use.
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Objective 7:
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Support and disseminate scientific research
and data on the consequences of legalizing drugs.
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Goal 4: Shield America's air, land, and
sea frontiers from the drug threat.
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Objective 1:
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Conduct flexible operations to detect,
disrupt, deter, and seize illegal drugs in transit to the United States and
at U.S. borders.
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Objective 2:
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Improve the coordination and effectiveness of
U.S. drug law enforcement programs with particular emphasis on the Southwest
Border, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Objective 3:
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Improve bilateral and regional cooperation
with Mexico as well as other cocaine and heroin transit zone countries in
order to reduce the flow of illegal drugs into the United States.
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Objective 4:
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Support and highlight research and technology
– including the development of scientific information and data – to detect,
disrupt, deter, and seize illegal drugs in transit to the United States and
at U.S. borders.
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Goal 5: Break foreign
and domestic drug sources of supply.
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Objective 1:
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Produce a net reduction in the worldwide
cultivation of coca, opium, and marijuana and in the production of other
illegal drugs, especially methamphetamine.
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Objective 2:
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Disrupt and dismantle major international
drug trafficking organizations and arrest, prosecute, and incarcerate their
leaders.
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Objective 3:
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Support and complement source country drug
control efforts and strengthen source country political will and drug control
capabilities.
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Objective 4:
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Develop and support bilateral, regional, and
multilateral initiatives and mobilize international organizational efforts
against all aspects of illegal drug production, trafficking, and abuse.
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Objective 5:
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Promote international policies and laws that
deter money laundering and facilitate anti-money laundering investigations as
well as seizure and forfeiture of associated assets.
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Objective 6:
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Support and highlight research and
technology, including the development of scientific data, to reduce the
worldwide supply of illegal drugs.
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